Tennis is about serves, forehands, backhands, and volleys. However, to play your best, you will need to be mentally tough.
Wait! Stop!
We’re not here to give you the standard coaching lessons on how to “stay positive” or “keep your energy up.” There’s WAY too much of that already…
Instead, we go deeper than that. In the mental lessons below, we dive into the reasons why players get mad, lose their focus, or get nervous on the court. Then, we show you have to make progress towards better mental performance.
Start with These 3 Lessons on the Mental Side of Tennis
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